Monster of the Day #502
Aww, look at her! Her eyes are beaming!
Monster of the Day #501
♫ And I need you more tonight, And I need you more than ever….♪
RIP Richard Lynch
One of the screen’s last great heavies, Richard Lynch, has passed away. Most famous for his slightly scarred visage, the result of a gruesome, drug-related fire in 1967 that badly burned 70%… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #500
500 MotDs! Who knew? Anyway, I clearly wanted someone iconic for this anniversary edition, and if much of the world can identify from your silhouette, I’d say you fill the bill.
Tuesdays with Lorre: Confidential Agent (1945)
Confidential Agent arrived rather late in the game for a war propaganda films (which is not meant at all negatively, by the way). It hit theaters in November of 1945, roughly six… Read Article →
Update: Monster of the Day #499
One of the comparatively few monster movies based on a Stevie Wonder song. Update: Folks legitimately pointed out there was nothing specifically monster-like about the above still. However, it was the right… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #498
Like that shot, but this one shows the monster better, and one should always pay due homage to a nice rubber suit.
Monster of the Day #497
The second nastiest death in the Cohen canon, I think. Films weren’t quite as nihilistic back in the day (although the cracks really started after Psycho), so this one really had an… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #496
From a script by Ed Wood. Seriously. Never seen this, but it’s available on the Web in its entirety, and I think is on some of those Mill Creek megasets. I doubt… Read Article →
Is this…the FALL of T-FEST?!
Yes. Oct 20th, specifically. Usual place, the Barking Lizards offices in Richardson, TX, near Dallas. Witness the logo-y goodness provided by Kirk Draut. Just in case you’re one of *those* people, you… Read Article →
